American photographer Gregory Crewdson unearths the psychological unease beneath mundane existence.
The British love affair with Indian royalty continues. But in an elaborate exhibition beginning this week, the V&A Museum hopes to dispel the stereotype of the maharaja.
This man brought alive a centuries old magic trick that once had the world agape in amazement. Now, he struggles to make ends meet
Pavan KJ photographs the broken parts that cars leave behind in junkyards. But why does the scrap speak more than the painted metal?
The Purana Qila is no longer just a scenic backdrop to the annual dance festival, Ananya: The Unparalleled. It’s playing a starring role in many performances.
Amitabh Bachchan, who’s returning to television as Bigg Boss host, talks about the joys of the small screen and the Internet
Those familiar with Rabindranath Tagore’s works will be surprised, shocked even, to find his poems reinterpreted in modern choreographies by noted Odissi and Bharatanatyam dancers.
Mehboob Khan’s classic is now MI21, a wordless, 45-minute recital of live music set to clips from the movie.
So photographer Prashant Panjiar shows them as they really are
Tulsi Ramsay, the father of Indian ghost dramas, explains the rules of the game